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Staff were very helfull and nice

The Bisanzio is wonderful. My room was lovely and the terrace was fabulous. My go to in Venice.

The room had two steps to go to the bed not very comfortable. The breakfast was good except the orange juice terrible, also we ordered to the room two minestrone soups and were TERRIBLE

The hotel is good but they dont have AC and it was a hot night in april we have to open the windows and because is next to the canal alot of mosquitoes went inside the room for this reason we will not stay at the hotel again.

Staying at Hotel Marconi made my third time in Venice truly unforgettable. The location is unbeatable—right next to the iconic Rialto Bridge, with a stunning view of it morning and night. Being able to watch the bridge light up at sunset or hear the early morning buzz of the Grand Canal gave the entire stay a magical, cinematic quality. There were fantastic dining options all around, and the Vaporetto station was just steps away, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the rest of the city. The room was antique in style—not modern or flashy—but that’s exactly what made it so memorable. It felt like I was stepping into a 16th-century movie set, and that atmosphere helped me immerse myself in the rich history of Venice. The room was cozy, well-maintained, and comfortable, though it’s worth noting that there’s no elevator, so guests should be prepared for a few stairs. If you're looking for sleek and contemporary, this may not be the place—but if you want a genuine, romantic, old-world experience right in the heart of Venice, Hotel Marconi is perfect. I left feeling like I had lived a small chapter of Venetian history.